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The ocean between London and India is the Indian ocean. While London is located in the northern part of Europe and India in South Asia, the journey between the two often involves traversing various bodies of water, with the Indian Ocean being the primary ocean encountered when traveling south from Europe to India.
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What is the ocean between Africa and India?
the Arabian sea
Which ocean is between Africa and India?
No. The continent of Africa is between the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans.
What is the ocean below India?
Indian ocean is on the south side of India
Where is the Indian Ocean?
The Indian ocean is located between Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Southern Ocean. The Geographical Coordinates are 200 S and 800 E Technically South of India
What ocean lies south of Asia?
The Southern ocean is South of South America
What is the ocean between London and Washington?
The Atlantic Ocean.
What ocean is south of India and east of Africa?
The Indian Ocean is between Africa and India. So you would have to cross the Indian Ocean to get to India or Africa!:)
What ocean is in between India and Africa?
the Indian ocean
What is the flight time from London to India Distances and Travel Times?
The travel time between London to India (Bangalore) is 9hr and 30 mins and travel time between India (Bangalore) to London is 10hrs and 30 mins.
What is the ocean between Africa and India?
the Arabian sea
What ocean lies between Eastern Africa and India?
Indian Ocean
How long is flying time from London to India?
The flying time between London and India (Goa) is 12 hours approx.
What place is halfway between Brisbane and London?
India
Which ocean is between Africa and India?
No. The continent of Africa is between the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans.
Which ocean lies between east of Arabia and west of India?
Indian Ocean.
Which body of water lies between India and the Indochina Peninsule?
It is India Ocean.
What happened to the ocean basin that once seoarated India and Eurisia?
The ocean basin between India and Eurasia was known as the Tethys Sea. It became the Indian Ocean after India merged with Eurasia.
